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Audiences loved Audrey Tautou as 'Amélie.' Now she's all sexed up in 'Priceless.'
![AUDREY TAUTOU became famous for playing a naif in "Amélie" seven years ago, but clearly, she's over it now. In "Priceless" (Hors de Prix), a new comedy directed and co-written by Pierre Salvadori, Tautou stars as a woman dependent on the kindness of strangers -- particularly if those strangers happen to be older, wealthy and interested in her sexually.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2008-03/37187525-26171249.jpg "AUDREY TAUTOU became famous for playing a naif in "Amélie\" seven years ago, but clearly, she's over it now. In \"Priceless\" (Hors de Prix), a new comedy directed and co-written by Pierre Salvadori, Tautou stars as a woman dependent on the kindness of strangers -- particularly if those strangers happen to be older, wealthy and interested in her sexually.")
Special to The TimesAUDREY TAUTOU became famous for playing a naif in "Amélie" seven years ago, but clearly, she's over it now. In "Priceless" (Hors de Prix), a new comedy directed and co-written by Pierre Salvadori, Tautou stars as a woman dependent on the kindness of...Tags: New York, France, Audrey Hepburn, The Happiest News!, Eliot Spitzer
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'The Valet'
![Making people laugh is the specialty of the house where French writer-director Francis Veber is concerned, and he is awfully good at it. A complete master of cinematic farce, Veber's latest venture, "The Valet," makes creating deliciously funny comedy look a lot easier than it has any right to.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2007-04/29185888.jpg "Making people laugh is the specialty of the house where French writer-director Francis Veber is concerned, and he is awfully good at it. A complete master of cinematic farce, Veber's latest venture, "The Valet,\" makes creating deliciously funny comedy look a lot easier than it has any right to.")
Times Staff WriterMaking people laugh is the specialty of the house where French writer-director Francis Veber is concerned, and he is awfully good at it. A complete master of cinematic farce, Veber's latest venture, "The Valet," makes creating deliciously funny comedy...Tags: Kristin Scott Thomas, Daniel Auteuil, Los Angeles, Entertainment, Movies
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Salut Cousin!
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday June 13, 1997 "Salut Cousin!" is the timeless story of the naive stranger coming to the big city, and Franco-Algerian filmmaker Merzak Allouache brings to it a freshness, vitality and beguiling rueful humor. The film is too long by 10...Tags: Casablanca (movie), Algeria, Los Angeles, Cinema Industry, Entertainment
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Jun 13, 1997
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